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Voyager Digital Approved to Return $270M in Cash Deposits to Customers

Aug 05,2022,09:55
According to WSJ, Voyager Digital has been approved by Judge Michael Wiles of the US Bankruptcy Court in New York to return the $270m in cash deposits held in a custodial account at Metropolitan Commercial Bank to its customers.
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